Nanny / live out au pair needed

By Layla's Mum
January 3, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Layla's Mum

Posted January 3, 2016

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Posted January 3, 2016

We are a friendly family in Honor Oak Park looking for after school care 2 or 3 days per week (we can be flexible on number of days) for 2 kids (aged 6 and 9), and all day care during school holidays.

We are looking for a nanny or live-out au pair with a fun and loving character to pick the kids up from school, play with them, co-ordinate homework and cook dinner.

Hours are 3.15pm until 6.15pm, particular days of the week can be agreed although consecutive days would be ideal.

During the school holidays, hours are 10am - 6pm.

Driving licence is a requirement as you will need to be able to do a short local drive to pick up from two schools.

Rates depending on experience and qualifications. Will need recent CRB check and references for previous childcare experience.

Please contact me with your CV if you are interested.

Thanks.

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